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- DictionaryWig·gle room
noun
- 1. capacity or scope for negotiation or operation, especially in order to modify a previous statement or decision: informal "he had precious little wiggle room because of the budget deficit"
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13 hours ago · not shave themselves” and allowed us just enough wiggle room by showing that the barber has already been shaved and proving that no one other than him could of shaved the barber. This is then enough information to allow us to conclude that it must have been the barber that shaved himself as it has already happened.
13 hours ago · What we call “science” is best described as an intricate and complex system that processes information originating from observational investigations to formulate a description of nature, living systems and, in the case of the humanities and language sciences, human activities. This definition sets science apart from other systems associated ...
